Dardo was a Brazilian automotive brand established in 1981 by Corona SA, located in Diadema, São Paulo. The company focused on producing sports cars, with a particular emphasis on rear-engine designs.

The brand's notable model featured a 1.3-liter Fiat engine that was enlarged to 1.5 liters, providing a balance of performance and efficiency. Dardo aimed to cater to the growing demand for sports coupes in the Brazilian market during the early 1980s.

Despite its brief existence, Dardo contributed to the diversity of the Brazilian automotive landscape, showcasing local engineering capabilities and the influence of Italian automotive design through its use of Fiat components.